Javascript to hide the end of a video

About two years ago Dave Merchant wrote in this forum:
You can deactivate a video (returning to the poster image) using Acrobat JavaScript, but can't make it happen automatically at the end of playback unless you use a custom videoplayer widget. The standard widget doesn't fire an event when playback ends.
I have a button that is set to hide certain fields on a page. I also want this button to hide the last frame of a video that may have been played on the page.
Show/Hide Fields won't do it.
Does anyone know the JavaScript that Dave mentioned.

George,
Two things:
(1) You need to read my post more carefully. Not only couldn't you respond correctly to my JavaScript question, but I never used the words "Shut up." I am not that rude as to tell someone to shut up.
(2) You really don't know when to quit.
So, once again I ask you to stop responding so I can concentrate on any answers that may come from those who do know what they're talking about.
You may not realize it, but some people subscribe to forums using email. All you're doing now is cluttering my phone with your bloviating.
Seriously. At this point you're not helpful nor funny.

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